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Marco I had one fill out but they said they only wanted the TM47 from me.
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All I’m saying is the office in Ubon is very efficient and has this process streamlined.They only required the TM47 and my passport.

Have a great day in Thailand everyone 😀
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@Roger ************
That’s all they wanted. I took ID’s, house book and my Car Passport to show last boarder crossing. They just wanted the TM47 and passport only.
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@Michael *******
Yes. I live in Ubon and it’s a 1 hour drive 70km to Chong Mek boarder. So I just walk over the boarder and get a stamp. Very simple this DTV for me and my location.
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DTV…. For 5 years cost me 10,000 THB. After I paid in person I had to go back a few days later for interview. It took maybe 10 days to get the DTV certificate so I stayed in Vientiane for the 2 weeks.
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I went to Vientiane for 2 weeks. Applied online. After about 1 week they told me to pay at the Embassy and about 5 days later I had an Interview in the office. Only about 3 simple questions about my application and my address. About 1 or 2 hours later they emailed my Visa.
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@Mikkel ******
he said he is using his Australian phone. My phone for Australia Optus plan is 1,000 THB per month and 100 Baht when I use International roaming for the day.

Overall any Thai SIM or plan is cheaper than Australia.
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